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AT Commands Functions: Select SMS Message Format

This document contains AT commands and their functions for establishing and managing a TCP/IP connection from a GSM module to a remote server. Some key commands include checking the SIM and network registration status, starting a TCP connection on port 80 to an API server, sending data over that connection, and closing the connection when completed.

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AT Commands Functions: Select SMS Message Format

This document contains AT commands and their functions for establishing and managing a TCP/IP connection from a GSM module to a remote server. Some key commands include checking the SIM and network registration status, starting a TCP connection on port 80 to an API server, sending data over that connection, and closing the connection when completed.

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AT Commands Functions

AT Check gsm
AT+CSMP=17,167,0,0 Set this parameter if empty SMS received
AT+CMGF=1\r Select SMS Message Format
AT+CPIN? Check if sim locked with pin
AT+CREG? Check if gets registered to sim network
AT+CGATT Check if gets attached to registered network
AT+CIPSHUT Close any previous active PDP (Packet data
protocol) context
AT+CIPSTATUS Check current connection status (bearer,
TCP/UDP, IP, Port etc.)
AT+CIPMUX=0 Deactive any multi IP connections
AT+CSTT=\"internet\" Start task and setting the APN,
AT+CIICR Bring up wireless connection
AT+CIFSR get local IP address
AT+CIPSPRT=0 Set prompt if module is avail to send data
AT+CIPSTART=\"TCP\",\"api.thingspeak.com\",\"80\ Start up the connection
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AT+CIPSEND Begin send data to remote server
AT+CIPSHUT Close the connection

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